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Stay informed and protect your school district with the Securus360 K-12 Cyberattack Map.

This interactive map is your go-to resource for recent cyberattacks on K-12 school districts. Click on the map to learn what happened at each cyber event; attack methods, outcomes, and local news reports, its all there.

Check it out here: https://hubs.la/Q02BPwQk0

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When it comes to K12 cybersecurity its always a good idea to listen to the experts in the field spending their time on the front lines protecting their school districts from the criminal element.

Watch here to see how Securus360 services have benefitted the Little Miami School District in Ohio and listen to why CTO Stephen Collins would recommend this level of cyber-preparedness to school district's across the country.

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Zero Trust is not just for the government. You may have heard of Zero Trust, the security protocol that provides continuous user/token authentication every time someone accesses a system. While this method may not be realistic for most school districts, it’s essential that you update appropriate security settings for your network.

We recommend using the Principle of Least Privilege (PoLP) strategy to assign access controls to each user. PoLP means that each user should only have access to the specific data, resources, and applications they need to complete their tasks. For example, students do not need access to the sensitive network shares that may hold records and other sensitive data or application and configuration controls of their school computers. Without these security settings, a compromised account would mean disaster.

Bad actors could be only a few clicks away from accessing sensitive data and wreaking havoc."Update appropriate security settings" is number 3 on our list of "6 Best Practices for K-12 Cybersecurity."

Click here to read the rest. https://hubs.la/Q02BsthN0

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Zero Trust is not just for the government. You may have heard of Zero Trust, the security protocol that provides continuous user/token authentication every time someone accesses a system. While this method may not be realistic for most school districts, it’s essential that you update appropriate security settings for your network.

We recommend using the Principle of Least Privilege (PoLP) strategy to assign access controls to each user. PoLP means that each user should only have access to the specific data, resources, and applications they need to complete their tasks. For example, students do not need access to the sensitive network shares that may hold records and other sensitive data or application and configuration controls of their school computers. Without these security settings, a compromised account would mean disaster.

Bad actors could be only a few clicks away from accessing sensitive data and wreaking havoc."Update appropriate security settings" is number 3 on our list of "6 Best Practices for K-12 Cybersecurity."

Click here to read the rest. https://hubs.la/Q02BsthN0

#DataBreach #Education #Cybersecurity #ransomware #ransomwareattack #securus360 #k12cybersecurity #k12cyberattack #cyberattack #EdTech #securityawarenesstraining